All releases of LibVNCServer

Release Notes: This release boasts a load of bugfixes and new features: It adds noVNC, an HTML5 VNC viewer as a connection option to the HTTP server. This is pure JavaScript, with no Java plugin required (but needs a recent browser). It adds a GTK+ VNC viewer example, support to build for Google Android, and complete IPv6 support in both LibVNCServer and LibVNCClient.

Release Notes: This release implements support for the RFB
protocol version 3.8. Most all of the UltraVNC
encodings and features have been added:
FileTransfer, SetSingleWindow, ServerInput,
TextChat, and UltraZip. PalmVNC and UltraVNC style
server-side scaling are implemented. New API
features include KeyboardLedState encoding and
improved client statistics reporting.

Release Notes: This release contains the newest x11vnc and
bugfixes for the libraries. The API was affected
only in two places: the signature of rfbSetCursor
has changed as a consequence of improved cursor
handling, and a new structure member was
introduced (pointerClient), which was erroneously
a static variable before. Most importantly, RPM
building was fixed, and cursor handling was fixed
so that both clients with and without local cursor
support can be handled by the same server. An
alpha version of alpha cursor support is
available.

Release Notes: Security bugs were fixed and memory leaks plugged. Some files have been moved around, and the API cleaned up. The current API is considered to be stable. This release is actually usable, and there are three examples on how to use it (including SDLvncviewer). It has been ported to MinGW. The beta phase is over.

Release Notes: This release changes ZRLE encoding from C++ to C so that C++ is no longer necessary. There are many x11vnc changes (it's now even faster) and compatibility updates (less name clashes with other libraries). An alpha LibVNCClient and CARD8 and friends have been added. This release has converted to POSIX uint8_t and friends. LinuxVNC, a Linux console exporter, has been added. There are many bugfixes.